Sentences with phrase «calculated decisions in»

Insurance companies make calculated decisions in an attempt to minimize the payout of insurance proceeds.

However, trials often call for creativity in the absence of clear guidance, and anyone considering taking legal action to redress an injury should consider finding counsel capable of making informed, calculated decisions in order to best present the case.

You'll have to plan, observe and make calculated decisions in order to survive the twisted town of Union.

And one day, because of a calculated decision in a board room, he gets moved down the ladder in American consumer life.

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«You have to make calculated decisions, but you have to be on the aggressive side,» he muses about life in the biotechnology industry.

Letting FOMO (fear of missing out) override rational, calculated decision making can leave your business exposed to a host of avoidable issues, from disgruntled customers, to overworked employees, to drops in your overall seller rating.

He argues, most famously in «Thinking, Fast and Slow», a 2011 book popularising his work, that the mind (human, that is, not gorilla) incorporates two systems: an intuitive «system one», which makes many decisions automatically, and a calculating but lazy «system two», which rationalises system one's ideas and sometimes overrules them.

When faced with a crisis, emerging leaders have an opportunity to showcase their ability to assess a situation calmly, make decisions under pressure, take calculated risks, rally others around them, and persevere in the face of adversity.

The Federal Reserve has decided to rescind a technical change in the way it calculates the CCAR stress testing calculations for large banking organizations, a decision that averts a major increase...

A difference in how the tax payments are calculated and reported, however, does not excuse the Company's decision to continue with the outdated and much criticized practice of paying officers» personal taxes.

In addition, the SSA recommends before making your decision when to retire that you calculate your future Social Security benefits, and review your retirement plan, and consider you financial needs and obligations.

Given the paucity of hard data on which to calculate probable costs and benefits, how can responsible decisions be made in the midst of this uncertainty?

His decision is in fact a shrewdly calculated political move to avoid Roman intervention.

Stop believing in this useless God and make reasonable decisions which can be calculated on the human level.»

By comparison, the private benefits captured by the farmers were calculated at US$ 16 billion but in their decision they were ignoring the costs of US$ 8.1 billion imposed on the rest of society.

Also, Manning is different from Elway in that he is more calculating in his decisions, whereas Elway has always been known for his decision - making instincts.

So yesterday's decision to make 9 changes against Burnley was a calculated risk, to make sure you have a team out that is good enough to win, but also to have another full fresh team to dispose of Southampton in midweek.

When Morgan became an active advocate for cannabis in 2016, he wasn't sure whether he would face repercussions, but he had done his own research and made a calculated decision to speak up.

A strange confluence of circumstances that turned explosive: the blend personalities in the squad; the decision by Chelsea's hierarchy not to sanction a overhaul in the summer; the serious illness of Mourinho's father; a calculated but failed gamble on preseason; the bizarre and embarrassing row over the dismissal of doctors Eva Carneiro and Jon Fearn.

Defensive midfielders must be calculated and cool to ensure they don't let the team down by making a wrong decision in what is a crucial part of the pitch.

In the heat of the moment, couples might make a rash decision instead of a calculated one over homes and properties.

Just as introducing your child to dance is a calculated decision to improve their physical and emotional health, we must make conscious choices in the foods we give our child.

«Our challenge is to expose relentlessly what this cost is, to show how the decision was based on imperfect knowledge which will now become informed knowledge, to calculate in «easy to understand» ways how proceeding will cause real damage to our country; and to build support for finding a way out from the present rush over the cliff's edge.

For him, this decision to vacate the earlier ruling in spite of the cases at the Supreme Court is «calculated to interfere with, prejudice and also to undermine the outcome of the two applications pending before this Honourable Court.»

It's a new look for Democratic state prosecutors, but it's hardly a novel idea: The Democrats» strategy is borne in part of a calculated decision to coordinate closely and emulate the way their Republican counterparts relentlessly battled the Obama administration over climate regulations, Obamacare and more.

One was that Labour's decision to allow Gordon Brown to take part in Britain's first televised election debates was — by that stage in the drama — calculated primarily as a means of damaging David Cameron's chances of an unimpeded advance into Downing Street.

Hours before leaving on a vacation out West, de Blasio called reporters into his office and spoke calmly in a calculated decision to take off the gloves and reveal the «frenemies» were really enemies.

But Paterson's decision — finally made, according to the Times, at 2 a.m. this morning — was calculated to actually win himself support, from upstate voters and women, who he'll need in order to be reelected in 2010.

New York's state Republican leadership made a calculated decision not to run candidates in a number of Queens races, several Queens Republican operatives said in the final week before Tuesday's primary election.

«They weren't going to just support anybody because in this economic climate money's hard to come by both with bodies and money, so they made some calculated decisions about what candidates are viable,» he said.

In the letter, Holt agreed with the Justice Department's decision to bar examiners from stating that a pair of fingerprints «originated from the same source to the absolute exclusion of all» others or expressing a level of certainty that is «absolute or numerically calculated» in an analysis comparing samples collected from crime scenes with those known by authorities to belong to identified sourceIn the letter, Holt agreed with the Justice Department's decision to bar examiners from stating that a pair of fingerprints «originated from the same source to the absolute exclusion of all» others or expressing a level of certainty that is «absolute or numerically calculated» in an analysis comparing samples collected from crime scenes with those known by authorities to belong to identified sourcein an analysis comparing samples collected from crime scenes with those known by authorities to belong to identified sources.

«The car would use this information to calculate the actions it will execute, taking in to account the probability that the passengers or other parties suffer harm as a consequence of the car's decision.»

In a statement, Bayer CropScience said Tuesday that its decision to agree to phase out aldicarb came after EPA's new report calculated the health risks to children.

In some US states, judges make sentencing decisions and set bail conditions using algorithms that calculate the likelihood that someone will reoffend.

Some scientists think that it is time we abandoned traditional equations altogether in favour of algorithms — more general recipes for calculating things that involve decision - making.

The panel recognizes the value of several new features in the guideline, such as specific risk equations for African - Americans, equations to calculate both 10 - year and 30 - year lifetime risk, inclusion of stroke as an adverse cardiovascular event, and emphasis on shared decision - making.

«Calcium dynamics regulating the timing of decision - making in C. elegans: A tiny worm makes a decision by calculating mathematical integration.»

In addition, Huber criticized the researchers» decision to use monthly averages of temperature and rainfall to calculate the average wet bulb globe temperature for the whole summer, rather than deriving wet bulb values for shorter time intervals and combining them to get a summer average.

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The site works on the premise that only you know who is right for you and their task in the proceedings are to guide you when necessary, but then allow the fun and interesting questions to calculate the best potential matches that the system feels will engender the necessary spark between you and a potential partner for your ultimate final decision.

Instead of trying to make a well thought out calculated answer that will make your character look good, you have to make decisions in just a matter of seconds.

Since all three factors help in attracting and retaining teachers, it becomes difficult to calculate the degree to which each factor separately affects a teacher's decision to return to that school the following year.

This is the message implicit in the game's structure, which asks students, in order to survive, to make a series of rational, calculated decisions based on precise measurements of their resources.

But our work with making decisions about learners must remain far more humane then making decisions about learners based on a set of cold, calculated scores (and it doesn't matter if those data come from the grades in our gradebooks or external test scores).

You do this in part by making the correct, calculated decisions time and time again.

If one took all the information presented at the meeting last night, and coupled it with just plain old investigative reporting (hint, hint RR) one would see a pattern: All decisions (state / local) have been made in alignment with the purpose of the having charter schools privatize public education in SAISD and elsewhere (including these calculated layoffs, when charter school hire their own).

There are people who react negatively to the word «data» — and admittedly, in the abstract, numbers can seem cold, calculating, and sometimes lead to decisions that are punitive and unproductive.

A recent court decision in southern California mandates a very specific way of calculating whether a district has available space.

You approached this in a very calculated and well - prepared way making the right decision for the right reason.

The thing with this transition is that you the writer have to make calculated decisions on where to pick up the action and what you can leave out in the lapse.